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Danny Z
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After trying 3 or 4 auto parts stores looking for replacement blades, [the metal strip that the rubber is mounted in is wider than standard car blades], I was directed to NAPA and voila, no problem. With all the other newbys jumping on the Barth train I thought this might help.

wiper blades, linkages and motors



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Dan & Suzy Z
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THanks DZ!
 
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davebowers
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Danny, "you da man".. I find that the Trico's of today have a slot that doesn't exactly fit my arm. If you have a Dremel tool, you can take care of that "mo scochi". Now let's see how many guys were stationed in Korea.

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